Thomas Xenakis: Resume

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<b><div align="center">THOMAS XENAKIS<br>
Visual Artist<br>
Web Page: www.xenakisarts.com <br>
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<u>Education</u><br>
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<li>Master of Fine Arts, Maryland Institute, College of Art, Hoffberger School of Painting, Baltimore, Maryland. Studied under Grace Hartigan, Program Director
<li>Master of Arts, Johns Hopkins U. School of Medicine, Department of Art as Applied to Medicine
<li>Bachelor of Sciences Cum Laude, City University of N.Y., Brooklyn College, Major: Biology, Minor Fine Arts. Studied with Philip Pearlstein, Milet Andrejevic, and Paul Gianfagnia
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<u>Selected Exhibitions both nationally and internationally (a very small selection)</u><br>
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<li>2009 Gold Works, The Byrne Gallery , Middleburg, Virginia
<li>2009 Celebration….and Creation…Gallery at St. Johns Episcopal, McLean, Virginia
<li>2008 Heavens, Tabois -Bonhomme Galerie, d'Art, McLean, Virginia
<li>2007 L'Or, Tabois-Bonhomme Galerie d'Art, McLean , Virginia 
<li>2006 Light of Light. Gallery 101, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
<li>2005 5th Florence Biennale of Contemporary Art, Florence, Italy
<li>2005 XPYSO  (GOLD) Dadian Gallery, WesleyTheological Seminary, Washington, DC
<li>2004 Hellenic Festival of Artists curated by Kouros Gallery, New York, New York
<li>2004 Retrospective Exhibition, Sailing from Byzantium, 20+ years Painting and Drawing, The Visual Arts Center, Portsmouth, Virginia
<li>2003 Views of Heaven, Mary Cosby Gallery at Potter's House, Washington, D.C.
<li>2002 Thomas Xenakis, Reflection on a Fulbright Experience in Greece, New Myth/Spheres of Influence, Verizon Gallery, Northern Virginia Community, Annandale, Virginia
<li>2001 After and Beyond the Fires, Norfolk Arts Gala, Decorum, Norfolk, Virginia
<li>2000 Inheritance, The Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center, Chicago, Illinois
<li>1999, 2001, 2003 Norfolk Arts Gala, Decorum, Norfolk, Virginia
<li>1999 Remembering Our Future, Catholic University, Washington, D.C. 
<li>1998 Essential Bonds, 50th Anniversary of Fulbright Program in Greece Melina Mercouri Cultural Center, Athens, Greece and The 33rd Demetria Festival, Thessalonike, Greece. Group Exhibition.
<li>1992, 1994 Irene Leache Memorial Exhibition, Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, Virginia
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<u>Experience</u><br>
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<li>Visual Arts Instructor, Lecturer: Corcoran College of Art and Design, Georgetown University, Washington D.C., Marymount University, Arlington, Virginia
<li>Two-time Senior Fulbright Scholar to Greece, Artist-In-Residence and Research Award, 2000-2001, 1995-1996
<li>Artist in Residencies: 2005, Skopelos Foundation for the Arts, Skopelos, Greece. 2003, The Visual Arts Center, Tidewater Community College, Portsmouth Virginia, 1996, Wesley Theological Seminary, Center for Art and Religion, Washington D.C.
<li>Visiting Artist: 2002, The Governor' School for the Arts, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia, 2001 Fulbright Inter-European Exchange to Bulgaria, National Academy of the Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria  
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<u>Works in Collections</u><br>
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<li>Museum Collections: Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center, Chicago, IL, and The Orthodox Academy and Museum of Crete, Greece	
<li>University Collections: Catholic University of America, Wesley Theological Seminary, Marymount University, The Washington Theological Union, and Georgetown University 
<li>Corporate Collections: Beschler- Fabio Dental Inc., Eagleton's Corporation. Voudouris Foundation, Fulbright Foundation, The Skopelos Foundation, Dr. Patrick Aulicino, Hand Surgery Associates, The American Center for Physics, International Orthodox Christian Charities
<li>The Embassy of  Greece, Washington, DC
<li>Private Collections in the United States, Greece, France, Germany, and Australia
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